The best wine bars Portugal

Very popular wine bar with its bohemian atmosphere and its cosmopolitan clientele of locals and artists. It's chic and casual at the same time, you quickly feel like you're in the real Porto. You can browse through magazines, buy books and have a bite to eat. The terrace located on a small square is really nice and sunny in the morning, perfect to have a coffee. Great atmosphere in the evening, good music. Good choice of wines by the glass to have an aperitif. Excellent Spritz and cocktails. Very reasonable prices and eminently friendly waiters.

At the foot of the spectacular Dom-Luís Bridge, this charming wine bar that works with small, well-selected wineries is a joy to drink at. The owners know what they're talking about, they've visited the wineries, tasted all the wines they serve and know each winemaker. To accompany your tasting, nice cheese boards and artisanal charcuterie while enjoying the exceptional view. Possibility to buy wine on the spot. Excellent welcome in several languages and good value for money.

It may be the black sheep of the city but we love it. It opened at the time when wine bars were slowly appearing in the city of Lisbon. When the evening comes, you'll see the praça das Flores come alive in front of Black Sheep's entrance. Indeed, the bar is very small inside and that's how it became known in the beginning: the smallest wine bar in Lisbon. Come and discover the wines of Portugal thanks to the wide selection. And if you don't know what to choose, the team will guide you according to your tastes.

It is one of the oldest bars in the upper district, ideal for conversing over an excellent musical background (the great voices of jazz, soul, blues). The classy and woody decor is the brand image of the place, as is its wine list (more than 300 references) of different Portuguese regions (by the glass or the bottle) to be accompanied by petiscos, cold cuts, cheese or a chicken croque-monsieur, inherited from the former management... Impeccable service! Be patient, sometimes you have to wait a quarter of an hour before a table becomes available!

Ippolito & Maciste, just like the names of the two dogs (a Boston terrier and a dachshund) of original owners Marco and Thomas. Since then, the family has grown to include a little dachshund called Marcel, owned by Brice, the sommelier. What Ericeira lacked was a wine bar where you could meet up and taste natural wines, seated at a large table for greater conviviality. There's also a food menu with tapas dishes. Tastings are sometimes organized. We love the decor, with its many green plants.

Located on the corner of a street with bay windows that give you a view of the lively neighborhood, this bar welcomes you in a slightly rustic, retro yet elegant atmosphere. The manager, Ugne Kris, comes to us straight from the Sem restaurant and wanted to do more than just another wine bar. As a result, the tapas menu has been carefully thought out, using fresh, local ingredients for the most part. The wine selection changes regularly, so there's no wine list, just shelves with bottles and prices underneath.

The little brother of the bar of the same name in Lisbon, this bar offers natural wines, i.e. with no additives added during vinification. It's a lovely, bright space on a cobbled street. The wine list changes every two weeks, and you can drink by the glass or by the bottle. To accompany your choice of drink, try the tapas and dishes, such as grilled peppers and sandwiches with the famous pastrami, made by chef Iliya. It opened in summer 2023 and is the first bar in Cascais to feature natural wines.

Created by the same people as Vino Vero, located a few numbers down, this wine bar has become a must on Graça hill. As soon as it opens, you sit down at the counter and order food and drink. Bacaro is the Venetians' name for osterias, so you'll find some excellent Italian cured meats to accompany your glasses of wine. There's also an emphasis on finger food , with pinsas and focaccias. As for the wines, they are all natural and come from various Mediterranean countries.

This is the address for aficionados of natural wines, a trend that is really starting to take off in Lisbon. Santos is one of the neighborhoods favored by this type of establishment. Here, you can feel the "Gallic" touch, with rillettes on the tapas menu. To compete, you'll also find oysters straight from Setùbal. You can sit back and relax on the terrace, which boasts seating reminiscent of the Jardin du Luxembourg. Rest assured, the wines are Portuguese!

A French couple who have lived in Lisbon for several years decided to open this wine bar. Their aim is to select top-quality Portuguese wines from all regions, which are not necessarily well known, and to help you make some wonderful discoveries. In a beautiful room with a vaulted ceiling, you can taste the wines by the glass or by the bottle, and accompany them with tapas or charcuterie. Their must: roast Camembert. If you need any advice, the couple will be delighted to help.